Invidious: Put the docker image on hub.docker.com

[PureTryOut]

Currently the most used Invidious image on hub.docker.com is an Arch Linux based image with 100k+ downloads. I would prefer using an image based on the official Dockerfile in this repo (I love myself some Alpine Linux) but that does mean I have to build it myself everytime there is an update.

If the official image were to be put on Docker hub, I could modify my docker-compose file to just pull the official image.

[unixfox]

Hello, I created an image on Quay synced with the master branch of invidious: https://quay.io/repository/unixfox/invidious

To use it in your docker-compose.yml just replace:
yml build: context: . dockerfile: docker/Dockerfile
With:
````yml
image: quay.io/unixfox/invidious
volumes:

• "./config/config.yml:/invidious/config/config.yml"
  ````

I didn't use Docker Hub because only quay is able to use a git as a source for building an image.

[leonklingele]

@omarroth unfortunately we can't really help you with this. Here's a simple 4-step tutorial: https://docs.docker.com/docker-hub/
Then there's this tutorial on how to auto-push images from Travis CI once they're built.

In case you're interested, I just claimed the invidious user on Docker Hub.

[unixfox]

You don't need any of that. The default docker hub builder works fine.
Just create an account on hub.docker.com then create a new repository and link it to the github repository. Finally add a build rule at the bottom.
That's it!

[unixfox]

@omarroth

1. Signup on https://hub.docker.com/signup
2. Create a repository: https://hub.docker.com/repository/create
3. Fill out the fields and click on the + just near to BUILD RULES. You will probably have to authorize the Docker hub app just after clicking on the github icon.
   
4. Click on "create and build"
   

That's it!

[omarroth]

Much appreciated @unixfox. Should be available here: https://hub.docker.com/r/omarroth/invidious.

[PureTryOut]

Awesome, it works great! Thank you very much for the effort!

[leonklingele]

Nice! @omarroth it would be nice if you could create Docker tags for each of the upcoming releases.